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Still, the Hoff was at the SCG but so were the fun police

Mitchell Johnson has a habit of clicking as a bowler after runs with the bat have given him confidence, and England have every reason to be wary after his two wickets on the second afternoon kept Australia in the game

Andrew Strauss's decision to spread the field with Australia at 8 for 189 may have taken the pressure off the hosts' tail, but his rapid half-century seized back the initiative for England

England won two big events in 2010, while Hashim Amla was the only batsman to top 1000 runs in both Tests and ODIs

Massive first-innings deficits, regaining the Ashes overseas, Border's unique feat, and more

Sreesanth's spell reiterated the importance of carrying along a difficult member in the team through the bad days, since he has the talent to produce magical moments out of nowhere

ESPNcricinfo brings you the plays of the second day of the third Test between South Africa and India at Newlands

The board has chosen to leave some veterans out of the side for reasons best known to them, thereby hurting the side's chances

Usman Khawaja's start in Test cricket was stylish and breathtaking, a 24-year-old with enough faith in his game to express himself so beautifully, so quickly

England did enough to show that their game-brains are still in place. After the celebrations that followed the Melbourne win, they showed no visible signs of any hangover

The world's top two sides battling in challenging conditions - that's how every year should begin (minus the rain)

By 28, Paul Adams had gone from school kid to superstar to struggling bowler to has-been. Now, he's a commentator and spin coach

For the third straight time this series, he walked in with South Africa in a bit of trouble. Twice he couldn't rescue them in Durban; he ensured he made up at Newlands

On a day when the quality of India's bowling swung as wildly as the weather fluctuated, the visitors failed to capitalise on a rare toss that was won by MS Dhoni

ESPNcricinfo brings you the plays of the first day of the third Test between South Africa and India at Newlands

South Africa has a history of losing big games and team psychologist, Dr Henning Gericke, thinks the time has come for the team to perform in a must-win situation

India have gone in to a final Test with the series level once before in South Africa, but this side has a mental calm that inspires confidence, and MS Dhoni says the dressing-room atmosphere is the best he's even experienced

Most of the South African team have good records in Cape Town, and it has also been a favourable venue for Sachin Tendulkar

Basic skill issues have not being identified and fixed by the Australia's bulging batch of professional support staff

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